#experience.

[taraxippos]

There will never be a filmgoing experience like watching Cats (2019) in a full theater for the first time ever again. Like I don't just mean 'haha it's a bad movie', it stands alone as its own type of bad movie, so horrible and yet so committed to what it is and so earnestly inhabiting itself, something unique that could only be fully experienced uninitiated and in an audience.

Best moments were

Much of the initially rowdy audience growing solemn and quiet as it sunk in that the thing that is Cats (2019) was happening

Dead silence as the film paused for audience laughter whenever Rebel Wilson and/or James Corden were improving

Uncomfortable laughter that turned cathartic and uproarious as Old Deuteronomy addressed the audience for like 10 minutes straight after we were all pretty sure this thing was ending

Palpable fear and hushed murmurs filling the theater when the movie threatened to show us its version of a dog

[atissi]

a specific life hack i'm learning is that if i want to go somewhere (like a fancy art museum or a life drawing event) that's more fun with friends, but I don't know anyone that would enjoy going with me, I can just arrange to hang out with a friend right after the activity is done.

weirdly it makes me feel like i'm still doing a social activity (because I'm going to tell someone about it right after) and I don't feel as lonely watching everyone hang out with their friends. because I know that's going to be me in a couple hours. follow for more hot tips from corey

[monards]

about to go take a shower. Hope I don’t come out with my perspective of rhinedottir fundamentally changed again.

[vioarry]

Nothing is scarier than a creeper that know how to teleport.

[sacrilegist]

I’m beginning +o wonder. if some+imes i+ is beneficial +o be pushed from my comfor+ zone.

[rvexillology]

I redesigned the flag of Grenada to be less busy and with the nutmeg pod in a logical place. Let me know what you think- I have no graphic design experience.

from /r/vexillology Top comment: I just always thought the flag of Grenada seemed like someone had a bunch of different flag ideas and then decided to just use them all. I'm especially bothered by the random nutmeg pod that's just placed on the left side of the flag, ruining the symmetry of a flag that should be symmetrical. But the nutmeg is a prominent symbol of Grenada, so I decided to keep it and put it in a more sensible spot. I also decided to keep the red/yellow/green color scheme because it looks nice and references the Pan-African colors, and many Grenadians have African roots. But the nutmeg makes it specifically Grenadian. I also toned down the colors a bit. Hope you like it! I don't do this kind of thing much, so I might not be the best at it.

[applehairboo]

ppl telling me these days i will always have a second job chance like mall cashier or designer and not incouraging me that i have determination and the will to achive my dreamjob as nations illustrator slut are rlly something uh